Genevieve's Witness

Soren was just a typical 5-year girl. She had a loving mother and an overprotective older brother. Her father was a military soldier in the war and that went MIA. But that all changes when she and her mother were swept off the streets. Men demanded ransom from her relatives, of which they felt as if they were not worth it, so they gave no money. After years of captivity, the leader becomes impatient. He kills Soren's mother in front of her, then let's her go. Years go by and she's now 17 but scarred from what she has gone through. Her brother finally convinced her that she needed to join society and stop homeschooling. She would agree only on her terms: she was to go as a boy.

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